Do I have to sign a written lease?

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MyProperty Namibia
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A verbal agreement is as binding as a written lease, however a written lease is much more preferred in order to protect both tenant and landlord.

Your agreement should set out in writing the terms and conditions agreed upon. This will go a long way to preventing later disputes, and to avoid hearsay situations.

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